Panasonic Lumix DMC LX100, Panasonic is known as a camera manufacturer Olympus Micro Four Thirds apart, and they were using the Micro Four Thirds MOS sensor of high sensitivity in the 6th generation of the LX series cameras. Given the boom sensor cameras type 1 "from the likes of Sony, Samsung, Canon and bad news now, the LX series enthusiasts expected the same in the next model Well, we have for you . The new Lumix DMC -LX100 not have one. Instead, Panasonic has managed to squeeze in a Four Thirds sensor, whose area is twice larger than a 1 "sensor and five times larger than the 1 / 1.7" sensor LX7.
There is one caveat here is that the LX100 is not put into practice around the sensor, rather than cut it to allow the filming of various aspects (like its predecessor). Thus, the effective area of the sensor is indeed the LX100 1.5 times larger than one "and 4.3X the size of 1 / 1.7". In our experience, the added stimulus of creative multi-aspect approach, combined with a switch the aspect ratio is conveniently-placed more valuable than the extra couple of megapixels and lens larger than a full sensor design required.
Another great feature of the LX100 is your goal, which has a maximum aperture range F1.7-2.8 and effective focal range of 24-75mm. When the fast lens and large sensor combines the LX100 ends up being a pretty awesome for those who like shallow depth (more on this later) field camera. And it should mean much improved low light shooting.
The camera also uses a Venus Engine image processor with latest improved noise reduction for higher quality images. Continuous shooting is rated at 11 frames per second. In addition to a 3-inch, 921k-dot LCD, the LX100 borrows the same 2,764 points, large Live View Finder at GX7. The autofocus system Detection of contract is also faster than the LX7 at 0.14 seconds and can handle tracking AF 6.5 fps. Panasonic uses depth technology inherited from GH4 blur to help shorten the autofocus (the system "calculates the direction and amount to move the focusing lens in one motion, predicting two images having different depth of field, "which is similar in concept to the detection phase.
The camera has Wi-Fi with NFC to pair with Smartphone and tablets (iOS or Android), and includes advanced features such as a focus peak level indicator, white balance support, highlight and shadow control, and in-camera RAW to JPEG conversion and some shooting modes and easy to use.
The style is also significantly LX100 st differenX previous LX models, borrowing more from the Panasonic DMC-L1 DSLR and compact high LC1 range of Leries. The result is a larger camera, but also is much more serious, and one that is pretty good.
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